- Record Label: Thrill Jockey
- Release Date: Feb 25, 2014
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MojoApr 23, 2014It's all Iggy-growl motorik country-boogie and modal psychedelic blues jams. [May 2014, p.96]
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The WireMar 28, 2014Quite aside from the technical brilliance of its execution, Doubled Exposure is a weird boogie album of immense humanity and warmth, driven to a great extent by Shuford's irrepressible charisma. [Mar 2014, p.63]
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Mar 21, 2014This is a record you could play on the car stereo whilst burning up the miles on the Tennessee interstate, and it’d never sound wrong.
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Feb 25, 2014Doubled Exposure, recorded by Jason Meagher at Black Dirt Studios in upstate New York, has a rich, full, warm, and still live-sounding and edgy wash of grit all over it, and it is Speer's most accessible album yet, if accessible means one can't help being kind of fascinated by it.
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Feb 25, 2014The band manages to sound half-inebriated and unbelievably tight at the same time, a loosely strung collaboration that is, nonetheless, completely in sync.
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Mar 7, 2014A record that may occasionally get on one's nerves, yet undoubtedly overflows with vitality.
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UncutFeb 27, 2014Double Exposure can sometimes come off sounding precious, a bunch of genre studies without that mysterious extra something--this grit ain't turning into a pearl. But when they stretch out, as on "Mandorla At Dawn," The Helix move with loose-limbed grace. [Mar 2014, p.83]
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Feb 25, 2014Its consolidation of antiquated and contemporary music is generally inventive, occasionally poignant and always entertaining.
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Feb 25, 2014At just eight tracks, it may not be the longest of their albums, but it’s certainly one of their most accessible.
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Mar 10, 2014Doubled Exposure is a fun, chewy listen as it spins, but there’s also nothing too sticky about it.